Pinot Grigio
Pinot Grigio is a white grape variety resulting from a genetic mutation of Pinot Noir and belongs to the group of the so-called “international” varieties, of French origin, but widely cultivated around the world.
In Italy, the grape is widely cultivated in the north east of the country, with mainly mass production with exceptions in Veneto, and if the latter is the most important region for the grape in terms of quantity, the best Pinot grigio wines are made from grape grown in Friuli Venezia Giulia, especially the Collio area, and Trentino Alto Adige, where it produces great wines, with elegance and structure.
175ml
250ml
Bottle
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10.5
£30
· 12%
Primi Soli Pinot Grigio is a crisp, light-bodied dry white characterized by refreshing notes of green apple and citrus with a clean, mineral finish.
Contains Sulphites
Bottle
£38.00
· 12.5%
Upon tasting, the wine is supple and fresh, a harmonious balance that glides across the palate. It reveals a delightful tapestry of fruity notes, with peach and apricot taking center stage
Contains SulphitesContains Added Preservatives
Bottle
£55.00
2013 · 13.5%
Fresh and vibrant with flavours of green apple, pear, and a subtle hint of honey. The wine has a good balance of acidity and a smooth, lingering finish.
Contains Sulphites
